I found this on my GPS, it didn't take me to the right place, but as I kept driving to turn around,…read moreI ran into it. There was a very nice selection of liquor and wine, but most of it was much more expensive than in the US. I did get a bottle of Baileys birthday cake that I'd never seen before. They also had several Coors selzers that aren't available here. They had a fairly small selection of beer. I'll be back when I'm in Niagara Falls again.

This is a pretty nice liquor store in the area just away from Clifton Hill. It's like an ABC…read moreLiquor that we see throughout the US. Even though it's not right in the Clifton Hill area it is still packed with out of towners like me and locals. We actually had to wait for a parking spot because the lot is so full. Everywhere outside the lot you have to pay for parking, hence the traffic in the lot. The liquor prices aren't bad and they will accept USD, and credit. I'm not sure about debit, what I do know is they wouldn't accept my Discover card. Normally I use Amex but they're charging international rates, so the hell with them on this trip. Today I used cash and the clerk made the exchange and provided change in CA currency. I picked out a 200 ml bottle of Crown Royal which costly about 11 USD, not best, but still cheaper than what you're going to get at any restaurant here. I'll probably pop back in here one more time before we go to the NY side. I'm sure we will need another night out on the town, and that whiskey is unbelievably good on a cold night.

Silversmith was such a good choice for a brewery to visit in the Niagara wine region. I'd been…read morewanting to try poutine for quite a while, and though it was available when I lived near Detroit, I never trusted that I was close enough to Quebec for it to be good. I decided maybe Virgil was close enough to try it, and oh my goodness - I understood at once why poutine is so popular. If you also hail from a poutine-less area of the world, fear not - done well, it's a great dish. The beer was also excellent. I can see why The Black Lager is Canada's most award-winning Schwarzbier. There are some really good schwarzebiers in my city, and Silversmith's is right up there with them. I also have a Nut Brown Ale, and a small size of the Motueka, both of which I would get again. They know what they are doing with their food and drink. And the atmosphere is really good as well. The old-church-turned-brewery is beautiful. I'll let the pictures in other reviews do it justice. The service was good. It was relatively busy the night I was there, but the service was still quick enough and even a bit conversational - I recall one of the bartenders worked at Silversmith in the warmer months, and travels southeast Asia in the colder months, which is pretty cool. I would likely be a regular if I lived in the area.

Is it California native whose first job was at a micro brewery as a kid this place was pretty cool…read more Pretty solid beer, way to go Canada although he got a little bit of catching up to do on the West Coast IPA styles ha ha

How can you beat 50 cent wing night? While you won't mistake these wings for a top tier wing joint…read morethe weekday special made it worthwhile. Unfortunately they ran out of Miller High Life but we toughed it out. Waitress was friendly and attentive on a busy night.

delicious! fast service! chill and relaxing ambience with low lightning, plenty of TVsread more

Ambiance 5/5 - divey, fun, charming. I liked the woodsy and dark interior, the graffiti covered…read morewalls with beer labels. There is an outdoor patio to enjoy during warm weather, which I will be sure to check out again this summer. Village of Williamsville favorite and I'm glad I finally tried it. Food 4/5- it's not a place that you come for dinner. But if you'd like to have a side with your beer or cider, there are a few selections. I ordered from the daily special menu a grilled cheese sandwich with buffalo chicken inside with chips $5.00 not bad. You really come here for the alcoholic drink so keep that in mind. I had a glass of white wine since I'm not a beer drinker. Service 5/5- bartender was friendly and took our orders right away.

Got here late on a Friday night. Was hungry for some food. Wings in particular. They were the only…read moreones open up late, near the airport, that could satisfy my taste. Unfortunately a few minutes after I landed, they closed the kitchen. I think it was about 1030 which sucked. So instead we snagged a drink. We had a gin and sprite, a wayward lane fine print ale, and an IPA which was okay. I forgot the name of it. Small place to sit inside. Maybe good for 30 people. Decent amount outside maybe 20. So it's not a huge plane but the noise coming from it was loud and so it had pretty decent energy. There was also an intense game of cornhole happening as well.

There's a huge selection of imported and domestic wines, liquors and mixers…read more The clerks are knowledgeable and ready to help. Parking can be difficult depending on the time of day, but worth it.

The prices are not too above considering the location. My 2 stars reflect the customer service. The…read moreperson checking us out was beyond impersonal. There was no thank you to the customer ( not just us) but instead a monotone statement of price. A tip to staff...a simple smile ( if even phony) and a THANK YOU would not kill you; for without your customers, you have no business.

A night with the girls can't end until you have dessert, right?…read more Murphy Brown's was it for us. I was the first of the 4 of us to arrive, so I snagged menus & a 4-top. We moved from the table by the door to the cozy corner table, where my friend enjoyed wing dip + 2 taster-sized draughts. I had a double-whammy of Guiness - a pint plus cake. The place was hoppin' around 730 or so and seemed ready to be steady until close.

Very good service. Very good food. Took about 11 minutes to come out once ordered. Super…read moreknowledgeable about the many, many beers they serve. Loved the ambiance. Would be a great choice for date night. Be aware they serve noliquor. Beer & wine only.

Came on a Friday night. Weather was perfect for sitting outside. Good beer selection, mostly theirs…read morebut a few others on tap too, plus cans of a few non alcoholic beers. Ordered food and they brought it out to us. I got the french dip. The beef was tender and flavorful. There was enough au jus that I still had a little left after finishing the sandwich even though I dipped for every bite.

This is a cute place with good beer and fun pub grub. We came here on a Friday and were treated…read morelike family by our server, Jess. We liked the Fenrir and the Pilsner, and started with a bowl of very hearty Beer Cheese soup. Next, we tried the Jammin to the End Flatbread, which was delicious. They certainly didn't skimp on the burnt ends, which were awesome. The only downside is finding the place, tucked back in an industrial park.

Went here for dinner for six. Reservations were a breeze. The aesthetic and decor of the building…read moreare very nice. It's cozy but the high ceilings make it feel like a bigger space. Plenty of parking in lot and on street. Seems like a fun place to have a drink at bar on a Polish music night. Special of the night was a lemon chicken. Tried that with a chicken parm and various pastas. Everything was cooked perfect. Chicken was crispy on outside and juicy on inside. It was good, just lacked that enhanced flavor. Can't pinpoint the note but needed more. One of party had the farmers cheese Peroigi which they liked. Bread and salad were average. Tried a limoncello and regular cannoli for dessert which were also average. Was happy with meal but I wouldn't need to seek this place out. I would say that you can tell everything was house made and was way less greasier than some Italian, which is a big plus.

Unique place, delicious food. Authentic Italian and authentic Polish food under one roof. Very busy…read morewhen we arrived (shortly after 6pm, Thursday) we got lucky without a reservation, but were asked twice if we had one. Building is a former church built in 1876, so much to look at! I took too many pictures, Yelp would only let me share 20.

Mu friend and I chose this place to grab a great meal and catch up. The bar is a normal looking bar…read morebut the dining room has Asian flair. It was a little disconnected and I asked the server what was the story and she let me know the co owners, who established this 30 years ago, one was from Asia and one from Buffalo and now their kids run it. I loved that. I ordered the fish, it was good. My friend ordered the burger and enjoyed it as well. It wasn't crowded on a Thursday night. There is ample parking. The menu includes drinks inspired by Asia as well as food. It was a nice mix of different items.

I had the salmon! It was overdone and edges were hard. I thought it came with bockchoy, but it had…read moreplain unseasoned broccoli and plain white rice. I was extremely disappointed, especially for the price. I don't think I will eat here again. Very disappointing. Only nice/good thing was the ambiance- very nice table set ups.

Sobr Market, located at the corner of RIchmond and Maud, is Toronto's largest bottle shop selling…read morenon-alcoholic wines, beers, and spirits. The old space may look familiar since the space used to be where Beatrice Society was. Consisting of 2 floors, Sobr Market has a wide variety of non-alcoholic options (including de-alcoholized wines, flavoured sodas, etc.) that recently opened in late April. I stopped by Sobr Market the day they opened to the public and was amazed at the great selection they have. The only thing is that...who would have thought...that non-alcoholic options can get quite pricey. I did see some brands I am familiar with but there were many other brands to try as well. Staff were attentive and friendly during my visit, asking if I needed any assistance or help. I did purchase a few cans of de-alcoholized wine and some sparkling water as well. Good option for those who are trying to cut down alcohol or don't try at all!

Just the fact that this place exists is amazing to me. I love that people are willing to drop 4…read morebucks a can on an alcohol free beverage that tastes like alcohol. Because that means when I want to try one or two things, there are stores like this that I can walk through. I'm not sure how big the market is, and if retail space can sustain places like this, but I'm glad that they are currently being sustained. It's worth checking out, for sure.